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Business opportunities in India<\/strong><\/p>\n

This is indeed an inflection point for India. The two forces of rapid urbanisation and growing middle class are changing the face of demand in sectors that were assumed to be mature or stable. The concepts of business ideas and opportunities were found in various ways, from purpose-built hotels for the domestic leisure market, to cold storage networks for a digitally connected farm economy. This decade is fascinating, however, because the shortage of supply and demand can be measured, the overall government policy backdrop is quite favourable, and financing opportunities are greater than ever in the past two decades.<\/p>\n

This guide is designed for entrepreneurs who want some substance, not slogans! Every sector in this report is a true commercial opportunity and is based on a real capital requirement, real commercial dynamics and the operational complexity that differentiates between a successful industrial venture and a well-intentioned one. They vary from asset-rich enterprises such as convention centres and planetariums to knowledge-oriented enterprises such as brokerage and trading. The range of possibilities in the fields of education, agri-processing, recycling, logistics and green energy are huge between these two poles.<\/p>\n

By this decade, the Indian economy is projected to attain the five trillion dollar mark. The sectors covered in the following article are not the sideshows in that pursuit. It is integral to their existence. The constituents of a mature economy are food security, quality of education, transition to energy, and urban services. The businessmen who are choosing to be in these areas today are not following the trends. They are betting on structural changes that will take place over decades.<\/p>\n

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